Charles Stanley Haught

Green, OH - Charles Stanley “Stan” Haught, 96 years young, was called home to heaven by his

Lord and Savior on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.

Stan was born July 21, 1929, in Porto Rico, WV, to Wallace and Mabel Haught who both

proceeded him in death.

Stan married Barbara Dee (Wickert) in 1964, and they were married for 25 years until her call to

heaven in 1989. They are survived by two sons Kevin (Lisa) and David (Kathy) and four

grandchildren Justin, Jessica Parke (Bailey), Brendan and Cameron.

On October 31, 1999, Stan married Beverly Berger. Stan is survived by Beverly and her sons,

Don (Shelly), Greg (Kristany), and Ken and four grandchildren Drew (Bree), Joel (Ali), Zach and

Zoey.

Stan is also survived by two brothers Joe (JoAnn) and Robert.

Stan served in the United State Air Force, serving in the Korean War, and the Air Force Reserves

as a Major until his official retirement. Stan earned a teaching degree and his master’s degree in

industrial arts at West Virginia University. He taught Industrial Arts, Occupational Work

Experience (OWE), and Driver’s Education at Cuyahoga Falls High School for 38 years. Stan was

a Youth Group Leader for The United Methodist Church in Cuyahoga Falls where he was the

groups’ main bus driver and bus driver trainer for many years.

Stan enjoyed wood working, camping, traveling, playing cards, listening to live music and

musical performances, and watching Mountaineer and Ohio State Football and the Cleveland

sports teams. Stan also sang in the Akron Derbytown Chorus, for 10+ years. His true love was

spending time with his family and his wonderful grandchildren. Every phone call he made began

with asking how everyone was doing followed up with asking about each individual by name.

His concern for others always outweighed his concern for himself. While Stan will be missed by

those who knew him best, he led an amazing and long life.

The family will host a celebration of life on Saturday, April 26 beginning at 12:00 pm at

Newcomer Funeral Home, 131 North Canton Road, Akron, OH. A short funeral service will take

place at 12:45 ap. Internment in the Northampton Cemetery on Bath Road will take place

following a lite luncheon. Out of respect for family allergies, please do not send flowers.

Memorial contributions may be made to The American Diabetes Association.

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